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AnonShanghai Anti-Japan Protest (2005)

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The video shows the initial gathering and starting to march of the anti-Japan protesting in Shanghai. The video was taken April 16, 2005.

This movie is part of the collection: Community Video

Director: Anon
Producer: Anon
Sponsor: Anon
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: China; Protest; Anti-Japan
Contact Information: Anon

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Movie Files	Cinepack	Ogg Video	512Kb MPEG4
Shanghai Anti-Japan Protest	18.4 MB	1.8 MB	2.0 MB

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Shanghai Anti-Japan Protest	117.3 KB	6.8 KB

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sh_protest_meta.xml	Metadata	1.1 KB
sh_protest_reviews.xml	Metadata	978.0 B

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Reviewer: rynsa - - October 14, 2005
Subject: Good B-role.
As a participant and videographer at the Shanghai protests (April 16, 2005), I can vouch for the accuracy of this clip. However, it would be nice to add some very simple titles and subtitles to help those non-Mandarin speakers understand what they are chanting.

I assume that this is public domain in the hopes that someone will pick it up and cut it into their doc/report? If so, thank you, Anonymous.

I've got a piece coming out soon about what happened in China during WWII and why they protest now. I will try to feed your clip into my final edit.

www.5thtone.blogspot.com

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Anon